Managing tax across borders when the rules — and the scrutiny — keep rising.
International tax has moved from a technical back-office function to a board-level question of risk, reputation, and strategy. Pillar Two's global minimum tax, tightening permanent-establishment rules, and public scrutiny mean structures that were efficient a decade ago can now be liabilities.
This programme gives boards and CFOs the framework to oversee international tax as strategy and risk. It covers Pillar Two, permanent-establishment exposure, withholding and treaty optimisation, and the reputational dimension that boards now own.
It is delivered by international tax lawyers, former tax-authority officials, and group tax directors.
BEPS, Pillar Two, and the direction of global tax policy.
Holding structures, substance requirements, and the end of artificial arrangements.
When activity abroad creates a taxable presence, and how to manage it.
Legitimate treaty use and withholding management across the group.
Public country-by-country reporting and the reputational stakes of tax strategy.
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